Materials We Machine

Free-machining austenitic stainless. Good corrosion resistance for general-purpose fittings and shafts.

Most common austenitic stainless. Excellent corrosion resistance and weldability.

Molybdenum-bearing austenitic. Superior pitting resistance in chloride environments. 316L for weld-sensitive parts.

Precipitation-hardening stainless with high strength, good corrosion resistance, and moderate toughness.

Martensitic PH alloy with better transverse properties than 17-4. Common in aerospace structural components.

Commercially pure titanium. Excellent corrosion resistance and biocompatibility. Good formability.

The workhorse aerospace titanium alloy. High strength-to-weight, excellent fatigue resistance, service to ~400°C.

Extra Low Interstitial grade for surgical implants. Biocompatible, excellent fracture toughness.

Nickel-chromium superalloy with outstanding corrosion resistance in seawater and reducing environments. Service to 980°C.

Age-hardenable nickel superalloy. Extremely high strength up to 700°C. Used in gas turbines and downhole tools.

Premier corrosion-resistant alloy for sour service, acids, and chlorides. NACE MR0175 compliant.

Nickel-copper alloy with excellent seawater corrosion resistance and high strength across a wide temperature range.

Age-hardenable Monel. Higher strength and hardness than Monel 400 while retaining the same corrosion resistance.

General-purpose structural aluminum. Good strength, machinability, weldability, and corrosion resistance.

High-strength aerospace aluminum. Used for structural components, billet receivers, and high-stress parts.

Copper-bearing aluminum with excellent fatigue resistance. Used in aircraft fuselage and wing structures.

The free-machining brass standard. Excellent for high-volume turned parts and fittings.

Bearing bronzes with excellent wear and corrosion resistance. Used in bushings, gears, and seawater applications.

Very high strength non-sparking alloy. Used in switches, connectors, and tooling for hazardous environments.

Chromoly alloy steels with high strength and toughness. Common in shafts, couplings, and gun parts.

The mil-spec alloy for AR-15 / M16 bolts. Excellent toughness and fatigue life.

Nickel-chromium-molybdenum case-hardening steel. Used in premium AR-15 bolts and aerospace gears.

Carburizing alloy steel. The mil-spec carrier steel for AR-15 bolt carriers.

Air- and oil-hardening tool steels for dies, punches, and cutting tools.

High-performance thermoplastic. Chemical resistant, biocompatible grades available, service to 250°C.

Stiff, low-friction engineering plastic. Excellent dimensional stability and machinability.

High-temperature amorphous thermoplastic with excellent flame retardance. FAA 25.853 compliant.

Tough, wear-resistant plastic for bushings, rollers, and fasteners.

Chemically inert, self-lubricating fluoropolymer. Wide service temperature range.